Shipping An American Augers Drill With Expertise and Efficiency

Josh Chiappetta successfully transported a massive 2023 American Augers Drill mid-size directional drill from Ohio to New York. The customer needed the oversize drills for an upcoming city-wide fiber optic and telecommunication overhaul in New York City. Josh’s repeat customer didn’t hesitate to call because he knows that Josh is the best when it comes to extreme project moves.

Beyond thrilled for such a unique and fulfilling project, Josh started the hauling process for these massive American Augers Drills.

But just what are American Augers Drills? They’re also called mid-size directional drills. They drill into the ground in a non-vertical direction. This is also known as directional boring. It’s usually used for oil and gas extraction, but as noted, in this case, they’re used to install the new fiber optics system.

Transporting The Mid Size Direction Drill In Three Parts

You can’t move all equipment in one piece. Take a plane for instance. You must separate the fuselage from the wings and haul them on different trailers. Well, transporting the American Augers Drill is a little more complicated.

The name might say “mid-size,” but this behemoth machine requires expert skill and shipping knowledge to move safely.

Not only that, but the drill is scheduled for five transports. Josh must ship each transport in three parts.

That’s right. Three different machine pieces. Three different trailers. One exceptional transport agent.

American Augers Mid-Size Directional Drill Transport Requirements:

• ✔ Three (3) lowboy trailers
• ✔ Oversize and overweight permits
• ✔ One (1) pole car
• ✔ Expert coordination by Josh